Several vehicles seized during a day of shootouts revealed that the fearsome narco-terrorist Cartel Jalisco New Generation appears to be operating in the border state of Tamaulipas.
The deadly cartel is allegedly working in an alliance of sorts with one faction of the Gulf Cartel.
Unlike other shootouts, the clash in Jimenez revealed the presence of Cartel Jalisco New Generation in the central part of Tamaulipas as various vehicles, including armored SUVs, had the letters CJNG painted on their sides. CJNG is one of Mexico’s most sadistic criminal organizations and is tied to the use of car bombs, IEDs, grenade attacks, and the shooting of innocent victims as a way to rule by fear.
The violence comes as Tamaulipas as officials found more than 23 dead gunmen in a span of two weeks as rival drug cartels fight for drug trafficking territories.
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